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KimWrice

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That female natures are much more assertive and competitive than previously thought is a view of:
 
  a. Daniel Dennett
  b. Sarah Hardy
  c. Paul Churchland
  d. Patricia Churchland

Question 2

One type of property dualism is:
 
  a. none of these are correct
  b. modularism
  c. quality dualism
  d. epiphenomenalism



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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